Vancouver Studio &Daughters Honours Authenticity Over Aesthetics
Of place.
The name &Daughters nods to the historical underrepresentation of women in architecture, serving to emphasize the value of a fresh perspective.
Interior Design
Tre de Tutto by Studiotamat Is a Dose of Panache in Rome’s Garbatella Neighbourhood
Contemporary bite.
Neutral shades are contrasted by a dynamic palette of colours with metal chairs in yellow and flesh pink along with leather-like upholstered benches and geometric suspension lighting.
Designer John Sharp Is Busy Experiencing Things
Living outside the box.
Based in Southern California, John Sharp describes himself as a spatial conceptualizer and environmental designer.
Sangre de Cristo House by Specht Architects
Sand and shade in Santa Fe.
Scott Specht says that his greatest influence for Sangre de Cristo House was the Land art movement, which has always worked well with the expansive natural canvas that is the desert.
Lune 1860 Is an Estate of Lifestyle and Leisure in Ontario’s Countryside
Wonderland of design.
Alongside the interior design expertise of Studio Author, Mok built her vision of a perfect dinner party sojourn under the thematic banner of the moon, which for her represents the relaxing calm of night and dinner as well as a feminine connotation of change and connection.
Julien Rademaker of Bisou Gallery Shares Insights Into His Eccentric Interior Aesthetic
Amsterdam style.
His ever-expanding repertoire is his strongest asset for these projects, where he can let his intuitive use of unlikely combinations create surreal scenes.
India Mahdavi on Cosmopolitanism, the Media, and Her Legacy
Speaking the language of colour.
India Mahdavi is one of few people who have a forthright answer when asked to concisely define her style. But her answer, like her work, contains multitudes.
4 Ways to Improve Your Space in Lockdown
Ask a designer.
The idea of “new year, new me” is suspect in many ways. New year, improved home? Now, that has potential.
Alexandra Gater Is Changing How Renting Millennials Do Interior Design
Building beautiful spaces.
Blame it on avocado toast, the job market, or crippling capitalism, but less than 50 per cent of millennials are homeowners. Renting not only creates a defeatist or apathetic attitude toward decorating, but the rules and conduct can also spark paralyzing fear, stopping people from changing anything at all.
